Ever wish you could turn back the hands of time, even just for a few seconds? Time’s arrow moves in just one direction, as dictated by the second law of thermodynamics. This law states that an ordered system will slowly devolve into chaos, but now quantum physicists from the United States and Russia have teamed up to prove that it is possible to inch backward thanks to the results of a new time reversal experiment.
No matter how much technology develops, sometimes there’s no better solution to a problem than using what nature has already...
Australian artist Rone has taken his work to a new level with an immersive installation that brings his street art...
Less than three years after revealing plans for the showstopping centerpiece of New York City’s Hudson Yards, Thomas Heatherwick‘s Vessel is officially open to the public. Rising up like a giant honeycomb, this Escher-like structure is an eye-catching piece of architecture that is sure to become one of Manhattan’s iconic monuments. Composed of 154 intricately interwoven staircases, Vessel rises up 150 feet and when populated by pedestrians it really does appear like a hive of activity.
Art lovers get ready, the Affordable Art Fair NYC Spring Edition is about to hit Manhattan.
Last month, Sony announced a new high-performance lens geared toward professional wedding, portrait, and sports photographers. The FE 135mm f/1.
While most composers like to handwrite their sheet music, over the years there have been all types of machines invented to help print music. Perhaps one of the coolest is the Keaton Music Typewriter. First patented in 1936, it definitely doesn’t look like an ordinary typewriter. Robert H. Keaton from San Francisco, California created the machine, which has now become something of a rare collector’s item.
Using synchronized beams of light, two Finnish artists have created a powerful commentary on the rising sea levels that threaten...
Elephants are known for their incredible lifespans, with African elephants living up to 70 years.
Nestled in the Bronx, the new children’s library at Concourse House looks like a cool, modern hideaway that you’d never want to leave. Under the watchful eye of Michael K Chen Architecture (MKCA), a dark and underused mezzanine has become a colorful space for storytime. It’s an important growth in the Concourse House’s educational programming and its ability to help children transition into a bright future.
Leica has improved on its popular Q model, taking the compact full-frame camera to new heights with the Leica Q2.
Lovers of Medieval art and literature will appreciate an initiative undertaken by the British Library, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, and...
